Jason Isaacs, James Phelps and more recalled their fondest memories of their beloved Albus Dumbledore after he passed away from pneumonia.
tweeted an emotional anecdote“In between set ups Michael asked what I was up to that weekend. As it happened my brother and I were reading Peter and the Wolf with the Manchester Halle orchestra,” Phelps recalled.
“‘Do you have the script with you?’ He asked, I did, ‘I’ve done that, let’s got [sic] through it and if you like I can give some notes.’ So we spent what should have been his downtime going over my weekend gig.“Harry Potter” stars have begun paying tribute to the late Sir Michael Gabon, who portrayed Professor Albus Dumbledore.“The greatest thrill of being in the Potter films was that he knew my name and shared his fearless, filthy sense of fun with me,” he added.
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